Oscar Night was the Saddest for Sylvester Stallone

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[ladytruth]

The fact that decades later, he sees that night as one of the worst days of his life really shows how that broke him emotionally and psychologically. I'm sorry that happened to you Sylvester. ❤

[tigressnsnow]

The mother was taking away her son’s accolade out of jealousy and spite. Misery Mother.

[robpolaris]

That’s actually really terrible. She was more concerned about impressing her friends than supporting her son.

[SCharlesDennicon]

It sounds like Sly's mother didn't deserve her son.

[filizjohnson]

I get the feeling from his doc on Netflix that his parents weren’t the best of parents, even after all the fame all the years passed that still sits with him 💔

[themaggattack]

No one can break our hearts like our own parents. 😞

[RobertoRuizHBK]

Stallone was completely right. Congrats sir.

[christophersmyres]

Man, look at that memory she created for her son on what was supposed to be one of his most special nights of his life. Life changing night

[JamesBiggar]

Envious narcissist. She wanted to use his success to show off to her friend. When she was deprived of that, the jealousy and spite came out. Her going would've had absolutely nothing to do with supporting him. Jackie Stallone was the type of woman who doesn't deserve to be called anything other than a 'birth-giver'.

[SportsBoss]

This is a very humble and sensitive side of Sylvester that we don't get to see much. He seems like an honestly good person. We don't mind seeing people like him becoming successful.

[parentsbasement]

His mom was a real piece of work. Could you imagine trying to put your standing with your friends in front of being there to enjoy and support your kid on till that day his biggest or probably her biggest day. You can still hear the pain and disappointment in his voice. But like a good boy he supporrted her till the day she died.

[LeanderNadeltanz]

After all this years, you still can see how touched he is. This must be a horrible trauma. I'm a father of two myself — and if one of my daughters ever ask me to attend whatever: I will f*%?ing be there. Period.

[Ninehusss]

Thats crazy how tf did she think she could bring her hairdresser to an oscat award😂🤦🤦

[BadTiger]

This is utterly heart breaking. Much Love Mr. Stallone

[michaelbrown]

He has lived real hard times and felt real heartbreak. He chose to use that to grow into a truly kind hearted, well grounded, down to Earth man. And his best films reflect that. Thank you, Mr. Stallone. God bless you.

[stonedgoddess]

my fav stallon fact is that he wanted to adoot a puppy, his (ex)wife said hell no.

Well he did anyways, and she divorced him for it.
He had a tattoo of her on his arm, he got it covered with a tattoo of his dog. 😎😎😎 thats hella respect.

[moni]

To be rejected by your mother does hurt you. Always. No matter what's the occasion and no matter how old you are. She ruined his great success and he will never forget it.

[MysterEEnigma]

Sometimes, even as we celebrate our greatest achievements, those closest to us can't see the things that seem most important to us in that moment.

[beatonthedonis]

Jackie Stallone appeared on Celebrity Big Brother in the UK (along with Stallone's ex-wife). This story made absolute sense.

[auntybaba]

His mother was always a piece of work.